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By now, you probably know that I'm not exactly the biggest fan of custom UI overlays. Sure, I totally understand why they exist, and how various features from these skins pave the way for new and great things to come from Google. But that doesn't change the fact that three different people walking down the street can have three completely different Android experiences, which ultimately makes a large headache for developers trying to create an application that reaches all of them.
LG has sent us a press release this morning about their new LG Optimus 3 overlay. I've tried nearly every single UI overlay out on the market today, and have continually placed LG near the bottom on my preferred list. Google's stock Android is always first, followed very distantly by HTC's Sense and Samsung's Touchwiz, then distantly again by LG's UI and MotoBLUR (or, whatever the heck they're calling it now).
With the Optimus 3 overlay, LG promises a skin that is unobtrusive and simple to use. Sure, judging from the few pictures they've sent along, it does look like a toned-down version of LG's Optimus UI, but it still has enough changes to the stock Android experience to leave a sour taste in my mouth. Granted, my annoyances with Optimus UI's app launcher can easily be fixed with a launcher replacement (which, I'd recommend you do immediately after powering on your LG device), changes to the notification bar and some of the included widgets are much more difficult, if not impossible, to change.
I'll hold off full judgement on LG's Optimus UI until I have a chance to get my hands on the Optimus 4X HD to test for myself. One thing I can say for sure, however, I definitely long for the day when there are multiple Nexus devices to choose from on multiple carriers.
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SEOUL, May 16, 2012 — LG Electronics (LG) is introducing a new User Interface (UI) for its newest Android Ice Cream Sandwich devices, aptly named Optimus UI 3.0. Optimus UI 3.0 brings with it an array of enhanced key features, including Quick Memoâ"¢ and unique unlock functions, among other new features and functions aimed at improving LG smartphone experience.
"With smartphone hardware becoming more and more similar, it's important for manufacturers to differentiate their products from the competition through the user interface," said Dr. Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. "Both carriers and customers tell us that they want LG phones to look and feel unique and the UI plays a big part in that. LG is really going to push the boundaries of what is possible in user interfaces starting with Optimus UI 3.0."
Optimus UI 3.0 is designed with convenience and speed in mind. A powerful memo function called Quick Memoâ"¢ enables users to jot notes on the screen using a finger. Quick Memoâ"¢ in Optimus UI 3.0 allows users to share their thoughts through social networks, text messages and e-mails more conveniently than ever before.
Other new features include:
– the ability to unlock the phone by dragging anywhere on the screen;
– a new Pattern Lock that allows users to preset the most frequently used function, such as the camera, which automatically opens once the phone is unlocked;
– a simpler version of Optimus UI 3.0 for new smartphone users which organizes the main applications so that they are the easiest to access;
– a new Voice Shutter that allows users to capture photos using only voice commands;
– a special camera feature that enables users to pick up the best shot among multiple images including the moment just before the shutter button is depressed;
– an Icon Customizer that provides an additional level of personalization by allowing users to set their own photos as icons and shortcut images;
– the addition of a Download category to the menu for easier organization.
Optimus UI 3.0 will debut on the LG Optimus LTE II launching this week in Korea, followed by LG Optimus 4X HD in June.


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Equations with Rational Coefficients
Lesson 11 of 15
Objective: Students will be to solve equations with rational coefficients.
Big Idea: Students look at a variety of models for solving and modeling equations with rational coefficients.
Warm up and Homework Review
I include Warm ups with a Rubric as part of my daily routine. My goal is to allow students to work on Math Practice 3 each day. Grouping students into homogeneous pairs provides an opportunity for appropriately differentiated math conversations. The Video Narrative explains this lesson's warm up which asks students to determine whether an equation with rational numbers is actually equivalent.
I also use this time to correct and record the previous day's Homework.
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Work Problems
We begin with: Suppose one painter can paint the entire house in twelve hours, and the second painter takes eight hours. How long would it take the two painters together to paint the house? (Math Practice 4) I use the Note Card Activity with this problem. There are so many great correct and incorrect answers that can come from this problem. Some scaffolding may be necessary as this problem may seem difficult to some (Math Practice 1). For example, I may ask students what portion of the house each painter can finish in one hour.
We then do an additional problem to allow those students that really struggled with the first one to try some of the methods they saw (Math Practice 5).
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The remainder of the lesson is Guided Practice. For these, I walk around and ask students with a range of different solution methods to share their work on the board as well as explain their steps (Math Practice 3). If no one was able to finish it, we find the solution by graphing as a class.
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I use an exit ticket each day as a quick formative assessment to judge the success of the lesson.
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fracturae costae fluctuans-(to me this sentences is gramatically incorrect i dont know how the hell to change it)
propter complicationes recens post operatio difficilis-My answer Propter complicationem recenem post operationem difficlem
the correct answer propter complicationes recenes post operationem difficlem wtf how on earth can complicatio be declined to its nom pl form? when it praceeds an accusative preposition? like wise with recens why is it not declined to recenem????
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Integration of Navistar Inc.'s engineering and development activities in Chicago's western suburbs, largely completed last fall, are resulting in smooth cooperation among engine and vehicle people, company executives said yesterday during a tour of their expanded engine manufacturing and testing facilities in Melrose Park, Ill.
Vehicle development functions once handled at the company's old technical center in Fort Wayne, Ind., are now done at Melrose Park and at the corporate headquarters in Lisle, about 20 minutes away. Easy everyday face-to-face communications have replaced three-hour trips to and from the old center, helping to offset costs of the move, executives said.
Meanwhile, conversion of Navistar's 12.4-liter MaxxForce 13 diesel to selective catalytic reduction was completed and certified in about nine months after the decision was made last summer, and test engines now running are proving very reliable, said Troy Clarke, who took over as the company's president and CEO in March.
SCR-equipped MaxxForce 13s are now being shipped for installation in International ProStar+ trucks. In December, integration of the 15-liter Cummins ISX into the same model was completed and shipments begun. Both are important milestones in Navistar's financial recovery, Clarke said.
High warranty costs with pre-SCR MaxxForce 13s led to sales and financial losses and to a management shakeup instigated by major shareholders.
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"A new focus on excellence" in manufacturing has resulted in high-quality products which should boost Navistar's slumping Class 8 market share. That share now stands at 14.5%, less than half what it was prior to the engine problems, Clarke said. He hopes to see that revived to perhaps 18% by the end of the company's fiscal year this fall.
"I'm in the office Mondays and Fridays, and the rest of the week I'm out meeting with customers and selling trucks," he said. "I've sold a thousand trucks – well, it's not just me, it's with the help of all these people," he said as he gestured toward a group of marketing, sales and product managers seated nearby at a long dinner table.
The dinner Wednesday night was for visiting trade press writers, some of whom will drive Internationals with SCR-equipped MaxxForce 13 engines on Thursday. Clarke said they should notice "greater responsiveness" to throttle inputs made possible by "dialing back on EGR and dealing with the exhaust with SCR."
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Phasing out and closing of the Fort Wayne tech center took about a year and was completed last November, said Denny Mooney, vice president for global product development. About 30 employees remain there to staff the old test track, which is still in use. Only one-third of the center's engineers and technicians elected to move to the Chicago area, while the rest preferred to remain in northeast Indiana and seek new jobs there.
But having everyone together in the Chicago area is a great convenience and sparks creative thinking that doesn't happen in a phone conversation, said Mooney, whose office is in Lisle. (Like Clarke, he is a former General Motors executive and engineer.)
"I enjoy going to Melrose Park because I walk down the halls and see the engineers, and I bump into people and start talking," he said. "I like talking to an engineer about what he's working on."
For many years vehicle development was done by Fort Wayne employees while engine development was accomplished at Melrose Park. Now much of both is done at an expanded Melrose Park facility, which houses additional engine test cells, climate chambers, fatigue-inducing devices, a vehicle shaker stand, and a huge "build and development" shop. A full-scale wind tunnel is now being built.
Other vehicle and engine work is done at the Lisle headquarters. Facilities in the sprawling complex include a "power wall," which is a huge multi-panel screen where full-size, scaled-down and blown-up images of components and complete trucks are displayed. This enables engineers and product planners to see how parts go together before committing them to production.
A 20-minute ride on a shuttle bus lets workers from either facility meet whenever necessary, explained Steve Nash, operations director for product integration and validation at Melrose Park. The facility was expanded by about 15% to accommodate new functions, and now covers 2 million square feet.
The plant was built in 1941 to produce aircraft engines during World War II, other managers said. International Harvester Co., which became Navistar International in the early '80s, bought the building in 1946 to make diesel engines for farm implements, then gasoline truck engines. It turned out the first truck diesel, a DT-466, in the mid '80s.
It now assembles the MaxxForce DT and MaxxForce 9 in-line 6-cylinder diesels and the MaxxForce 7 V-8 diesel. The MaxxForce 13, Navistar's big-bore I-6, is produced at Huntsville, Ala.


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I've fallen in love with a new way to cook. Well, let me clarify, it's new to me.
On our recent trip to the San Juan Islands I prepared a feast laced with Moroccan flavors almost entirely over an open flame. Madrona trees with vibrant red-orange trunks framed the view of the Pacific just beyond the roughly formed fire pit. Ragged rocks held a grill in place that cradled packages of carrots braising with oil and cumin. Flames crept through the grill grates and charred the exterior of dozens of peppers in shades of orange, red and green.
The smoke danced with me around the fire and infused it's scent deep into my clothes. This simple way of cooking felt so perfect in the setting of the islands where the pace of life varies greatly from the often frantic routine of the city just on the other side of coast. I was bursting with a gleeful self-sufficient pride and felt somehow more connected to my food than ever.
The marinated leg of lamb was placed on the grill and it seemed as if the flames were as hungry for it as I was. They lapped at the exterior, charring it in places while leaving the interior a tender medium rare.
Inside the fire-cooked food landed on platters and a few finishing touches were added masking a bit of the roughness and revealing a stunning feast. A pleasant smokiness had permeated the meal reminding us all of the way in which it was cooked. I've said on many occasions that I could very easily be a vegetarian as so often it is the vegetables on the plate that have me going back for seconds and my meat portion is often left with many bites to spare. But when meat is mixed with smoke I go weak. One might even have to remind me to eat with a knife and fork as I instinctively feel the need to eat with my bare hands.
Such a simple thing – to cook over a fire. And I find it so funny that I think of it as being novel when in reality it's the basis of all cooking. I've grown accustomed to my oven and my range that consists of four gas burners. So comfortable with it that a simple fire pit seems revolutionary. Remove the routine and get back to the basics and it's a wonder what's revealed. In the case of the fire it's joy in simply cooking and finding flavors that satisfy a deep longing, one in which I hardly knew was there.
Feast by the Fire
Grilled Yogurt-Marinated Leg of Lamb
This is a lamb recipe for non-lamb eaters. Tender and full of flavor. The overnight bath in spiced yogurt helps rid any gaminess and leaves a flavorful cut of meat throughout. The recipe comes from Bon Appetit and seeing as this was my first go at a leg of lamb I pretty much stuck to the recipe aside from the occasional extra clove of garlic here or there.
These next two recipes are adapted from Mourad: New Moroccan by Mourad Lahlou. It's a stunning book filled with Moroccan flavors that are presented in modern and inventive ways.
This is what I consider a kid-friendly Harissa. Lots of deep flavor but light on spice. If you want more heat add more dried chilis, keep the seeds in or add a hefty pinch of cayenne.
Makes about 2 3/4 cups
1 roasted red pepper, seeds removed and roughly chopped
1 (14 ounce) can tomato puree,
3 cups cold water
1 1/2 tablespoons ground cumin
1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
3/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
2 dried red chilies (soaked in boiling water until soft, seeds removed – or kept in for more spice)
½ tablespoon sweet paprika
½ tablespoon smoked paprika
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup champagne vinegar
15 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
6 tablespoons coarsely chopped flat-leaf parsley
6 tablespoons coarsely chopped cilantro
6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Put all the ingredients except the olive oil in a large saucepan, and stir together. Place the pan over medium-high heat, and bring to a gentle simmer for 1-1 1/2 hours, stirring occasionally and adjusting the heat as necessary, until the puree has thickened and reduced to 2 1/4 cups. Don't let the heat go above a low simmer, and keep an eye on the mixture so it doesn't burn.
Working in batches if necessary, transfer the harissa to a blender, turn it on, and slowly drizzle in the olive oil. Process until smooth.
Store in the refrigerator in an airtight glass jar, with a film of the olive oil on top, for up to three months.
Brown Butter Farro
3 Tbsp kosher salt
2¼ cups faro, picked over and rinsed
1 cup finely diced red onion
2 Tablespoons olive oil
3/4 cup brown butter* melted and still warm
*Brown butter is simply butter that is melted until the milk solids have caramelized. Remove butter from heat once butter smells nutty and you see golden bits on the bottom. It will continue to brown off heat.
In a large saucepan add the farro and enough water to cover by at least 2 inches. Add the salt, and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce the heat to a simmer and cook the farro until tender but not mushy, about 30 minutes. Drain the farro in a large strainer, shaking the strainer to remove the excess water.
Meanwhile, put the onions and oil in a large saucepan and set over medium-high heat. When the onions begin to sizzle, decrease the heat to medium and cook, stirring occasionally for 15 minutes, or until the onions have softened and are slightly caramelized. Set aside.
When ready to serve combine the farro with the onions and brown butter. Taste the farro and season with salt if needed.
You'll have to forgive the casualness of the next set of recipes. I can't not share them with you but I failed to accurately record the measurements while in the throes of preparing this feast. Please use these as guidelines and inspiration.
Grilled Feta with Onion, Tomato and Herbs
Place a desired amount of feta on two layers of aluminum foil. Cover with a drizzle of olive oil, sliced red onion, halved cherry tomatoes, fresh thyme and rosemary, salt, and preserved lemon (optional). Wrap tightly then place on a grill or over a fire for about 15 minutes or until heated through. Serve with oiled and grilled pita.
Grilled Pepper and Preserved Lemon Salad
Roast enough peppers (I used red and orange bell peppers as well as a couple poblanos) to yield roughly 3 cups that have be deseeded and sliced into rough ½" ribbons. Add to the peppers 1 teaspoon ground cumin, 1-2 tablespoons chopped preserved lemon, kosher salt, chopped cilantro and a healthy splash of olive oil. Taste and adjust seasonings to your desire.
Cumin Fire Roasted Carrots
each pouch serves 2-3 as a side
In each aluminum pouch add 5-7 peeled, whole carrots, a pinch of kosher salt, a drizzle of olive oil and a pinch of cumin seed. Wrap tightly in 2-3 layers of aluminum foil. Roast in a fire until carrots are tender. I roasted just off to the side of the fire and they took under and hour to roast.
Once roasted add carrots to a platter a drizzle with fresh lemon juice, more olive oil, a pinch of cinnamon and chopped flat-leaf parsley.
Fire Roasted Stone fruit with Cardamom and Dates
each pack of fruitserves 2-3
assorted stone fruits (peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums)
vanilla ice cream
orange blossom water (optional)
Halve and remove the pits from the fruit. Place roughly 2 cups of fruit on a sheet of aluminum. Add a handful of halved dates and sprinkle this mix with a pinch of ground cardamom. Wrap in two layers of aluminum and roast over a fire for about 30 minutes. I stopped roasted with I noticed some vibrant bubbling juices emerging from the pack.
Serve warm fruit over a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Sprinkle a bit more cardamom over the ice cream and add a drop or two of orange blossom water to the ice cream, if using.
*Thanks to my husband, Gabe, for taking many of images while I cooked his dinner.


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Prepare yourself for a completely uninspiring group of movies this week. Not that they're all bad, but it's just a *meh* list through and through. This week we're going red, dealing with dead cops, racing some fast snails and by the end we'll conjure up something evil.
Just remember, I'm not reviewing these movies, but rather predicting where they'll end up on the Tomatometer. Let's take a look at what This Rotten Week has to offer.
Red 2
As assassins and rogue government agents enter the twilight of their careers or head towards retirement, as they tuck their Smith & Wesson .45 with optional silencer into the belts of their jacked up, old person pants, they must do so hoping to retain even a hint of the skills that carried them through their careers. Gathering intelligence on the other Bingo participants. Calling in favors from other ops guys and gals to make sure their medication is up to snuff. Threatening violent force on the wait staff of the nursing home if the Jello isn't perfectly gelatinized. Growing old means re-adjusting your skills for a new reality.
Red 2 has the gang from the surprising original back together. And though Bruce Willis, John Malkovich and Helen Mirren (joined by Mary Louise-Parker) aren't into the geriatric portion of their arcs (they can still kick an ass or two) it won't long before Red 4 explores how they neutralize a looming threat on the shuffleboard court. In this sequel the group is out to stop a nuclear device from going boom boom all over some major city.
Red (72%) was a critical surprise, and new director Dean Parisot Fun With Dick and Jane (29%) looks to keep the tone light and the action scenes nicely juxtaposed against the age of the participants. Parisot hasn't had too much juice in the movie game but has been working the television circuit with Justified, Modern Family and The Good Wife. I don't expect this sequel to carry the same critical favor as the first, but judging from the trailer it won't be far off. The tone appears comedic but tight and the cast is top rate. This group makes growing old look easy. The Rotten Watch for Red 2 is


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Editor's note: Burgermeisters! Here's another excerpt from George Motz's book Hamburger America. George and his publisher were kind enough to allow us to run them here, along with George's beautiful photos. Eat up!
Big Tom could easily be the most nondescript burger stand in America. If it were not for the large menu on the street side of the building you'd think you had arrived at a construction trailer that had been haphazardly dumped in a parking lot. But the long lines of cars on each side of the structure are a hint that something good is happening inside. Indeed there is. Big Tom daily sells over five-hundred fresh thin-patty wonders to loyal drive-up customers. But that's not all. Big Tom's trademarked "Goop" is dispensed here, a salad-type dressing that, in varying forms, is a Pacific Northwest mainstay for burgers.
"Goop is essentially mayo, mustard, pickle relish with a secret salad dressing mixed in," longtime owner Chuck Fritsch told me. "What's the saying? 'If I told you I'd have to kill you'?" he said with a laugh. "It's really not a big secret," he admitted, "But if you are not making it in huge batches it doesn't taste the same." I can see why someone might want to copy the recipe—the taste is addictive. Besides adorning the Big Tom special double-double, Goop is also offered as a dip for the tater tots and fries. What could be more appealing or more American than "tots 'n Goop?"
Chuck, closing in on 50 years at Big Tom, plans eventually to turn the business over to one of his sons, one that literally grew up in the stand. Chuck pointed to a small space between the employee bathroom and slop sink. "We had the crib right there."
Hamburger America is available at Amazon and comes with a DVD of George's movie of the same title.
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Tradition plays a tremendous part in the festivities surrounding the holiday season. Be sure to create traditions with your family and friends and do your best to keep them alive in this ever changing world of commercialism. And what better place to begin but in the hearth of the home, the kitchen. Roll-out cookie dough and festive cookie cutters can make holidays memorable. The sheer magic of baking and personally decorating the cookies is entertainment in itself. Just take a look at these Stained Glass Ornament Cookies Pattie created using cutter cookies she found at William Sonoma. Aren't they fabulous! And just wait until you see what she did with them. You'll be as delighted as I was:)
As I mentioned the other day, today is National Cookie Day and we are in the midst of National Cookie Cutter Week. I had big plans for today's celebration. As luck would have it, those plans are not going to come to fruition today. Here's why. For the past couple of weeks, I've been having problems seeing out of my right eye. Thinking it would pass, I just went about my business as usual. Well, it didn't work. As a matter of fact, it got worse. I tried eye washes, resting and even different reading glasses and it continued to get worse. I finally went to the eye doctor today and it seems I have a rather advanced infection in my eye and the doctor tells me it must not only be tended to but also requires a few weeks, at least, of rest. I'm not one to listen to the doctors but, It doesn't take a rocket scientist to plainly see there is indeed something awry. So, dear readers, I'm sorry to say, rest it will be; indefinitely...
|I did manage to gather a few cookie trivia crumbs while researching for today's post. Rather than typing these tidbits of goodies here, I will send you on your way at your leisure. I've left tons of links in the resource section below.
Better Homes and Garden Biggest Book of Cookies
1 cup butter softened
2/3 cup packed brown sugar
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. ground nutmeg
1/4 tsp salt
1 egg
1 tsp. rum extract
2-2/3 cups all purpose flour
1 recipe Royal Icing
1. In a large bowl beat butter with electric mixer on med high speed for 30 sec. Add brown sugar, baking powder, nutmeg and salt. Beat until combined, scraping sides occassionally. Beat in egg and rum extract until combined.
2. Add as much flour as you can and mix it in with the mixer. Stir in any remaining flour with spoon. Divide dough in half. If it is necessary, chill dough for one hr til it is easy to handle.
3. Roll out half the dough onto the floured surface until 1/8 inch thick. Using floured cookie cutters, cut into desired shapes. Place one inch apart on ungreased cookie sheet.
4. Bake at 350 F oven for 8-10 min or til edges are slightly browned. Let cool on a wire rack and frost if desired with Royal icing.
Royal Icing
In a small mixing bowl combine 2 cups sifted powdered sugar, 1/4 cup warm water, 4 teaspoons meringue powder, and 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar. Beat with an electric mixer on low speed until combined. Beat on high speed for 7 tp 10 minutes or until stiff. Add 1 to 2 tablespoons additional warm water, 1 teaspoon at a time, until glazing consistency. If desired, divide glaze and tint each portion with different paste food coloring. Use at once. Keep covered when not in use.
To Store: Place in layers separated by waxed paper in an airtight container; cover. Store at room temperature up to 3 days or freeze unfrosted cookies up to 3 months. Thaw cookies, frost.
|Aunt Chick and the History of Cookie Cutters was to be the core of today's post, along with a few chosen cut-out cookie recipes. Let's see how this goes:)
By definition, a cookie cutter is "a device used to cut rolled cookie dough into shapes before baking." Traditionally, cookie cutters are made of copper, tin, stainless steel, aluminium, or plastic. According to the same defining source, the first known use of the words cookie cutter occurred in 1903. I beg to differ: In a Boston Cooking School Magazine article from 1902, titled Some Christmas Fancies, by Julia Davis Chandler, I came across these suggestions:
As you see, in paragraph two, the last sentence makes reference to the tinsmith who can supply the "cutters" by direction. Tinplate was used in cookie cutter production because it was cheap and readily available. It was also easy to form and solder, corrosion resistant, non poisonous and easy to keep clean. Cookie shapes were cut from pastry dough using these cutters made by local tinsmiths. A cookie cutter in the mid 19th century might cost between 5 and 10 cents and a family, in the course of time, might accumulate a dozen or so for use on special occasions.
Lebkuchen (gingerbread) was probably the first cake/cookie traditionally associated with Christmas. For Christmas over a hundred years ago, Pennsylvania German children in Lancaster County helped cut out and decorate foot-high cookies to stand in the front of windows of their stone or brick houses. These cookie people–often gingerbread men and women iced with rows of buttons and big smiles–were a cheerful sight to snow-cold passersby. Figural cookie-making was practiced in Europe at least as far back as the sixteenth century–most of them were made using intaglio molds rather than with cutters. (source)
|The quintessential cut-out cookie is the sugar cookie. Also called Amish Sugar Cookies or Nazareth Sugar Cookies, the modern sugar cookie was created by the Moravians, who settled in the Nazareth area of Pennsylvania during the mid-18th century. As a matter of fact, Pennsylvania adopted the Nazareth Sugar Cookie as the official state cookie in 2001.
|I was graciously awarded with the Liebster Award by Helene from Masala Herb. (Thank you again Helene. It was sweet of you:) With her unique approach and style, Helene's blog never disappoints. I've discovered so many new ingredients and dishes by visiting her and her positive encouragement is contagious. Drop by and say hi when you get a chance:)
"The Liebster Blog Award comes from the German word meaning "dearest" or "beloved" and is given by fellow bloggers to new blogs with 200 or less followers, with the aim of encouraging new connections." I hope Helene understands that I think it best to simply accept her award without passing it on for the time being.
I would like to thank my latest followers though. They are:
For those of you talented cookie bakers out there, I happened upon a Holiday Cookie Contest, over @ Yummly Nibbles & Bits, that you just might find interesting. It seems the prize is a 7-Quart KitchenAid Stand Mixer. Hurry though. It closes December 9, 2011. Good Luck!!!
I have no intentions of not making some visits every now and again and there is no way I won't be popping in to wish you all a Happy Holidays. However, just in case we miss each other, enjoy the Holiday Season everyone and bake a lot of cookies!!! As a matter of fact, if you would like to leave your favorite cookie link in the comment section, link away!!! Louise:)
Cookie Cutters:
1. American Cookie Cutter Manufacturer
2. Copper Cookie Cutters
3. Dog Bone Cookie Cutters
4. Hammersong Cookie Cutters (unique & whimsical)
5. Hand Crafted Cookie Cutters
6. Poppy's Cookie Cutters
7. Walnut Creek Home and Garden-A family owned business in Metamora, Indiana
8. Cookie Cutter Ideas
Cut-Out Cookies
1. The History of Fruit Cake and Other Christmas Goodies
2. Tips and Hints for Making Cookie Cutter Cookies
3. How to Decorate with Royal Icing
4. Tips for Icing
5. Easy Cake Mix Sugar Cookies
6. Cookie Decorating Recipes
7. Fond Memories of "The Original" Cookie Cutter Lady
8. German Cinnamon Stars (Zimtsterne)
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Girl Most Likely
Ever since Bridesmaids earned Kristen Wiig a place in the heart of anyone with a funnybone in 2011, we've all been waiting to see what she'd do next. Sure, she was a part of the ensemble comedy Friends With Kids, but the real test of her mettle would be a solo vehicle. That film has now arrived, and it's bound to be monumentally disappointing to her fans.
Girl Most Likely is an elaborate frame for Wiig's studied awkwardness her long pauses, her almost muttered delivery of dialogue that, unlike Bridesmaids, is content to turn every character other than Wiig's into a cartoon. That it comes from directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, whose 2003 triumph American Splendor brims with a generosity of spirit undetectable in Girl Most Likely, is all the more dispiriting.
Imogene (Wiig) is a failed playwright who moves from dead-end job to dead-end job while pursuing her dream in Manhattan. All that sustains her are elaborate fantasies of winning a Tony Award, the fact that she was once listed among New York Magazine's "10 Playwrights to Watch," plus her Dutch boyfriend and a coterie of airkissing, one-shoulder-gown-wearing social climber friends. But after her mate dumps her, she fakes an attempt on her life as a cry for help at least she knows she's still got some writing chops because everyone sure found her suicide note convincing.
Imogene's remanded to the custody of her louche mother (Annette Bening) in Ocean City, New Jersey. There, against her will, she reconnects with her roots. The problem is that Berman, Pulcini, and screenwriter Michelle Morgan don't seem as interested in establishing a "home is where the heart is" vision of Jersey as a place of acceptance and authenticity as they are in smugly reducing the Garden State to clichés we've seen a million times before: Imogene's brother Ralph (Christopher Fitzgerald) is in love with a woman who sells glitter on the boardwalk! '90s revue shows featuring Britney Spears and Backstreet Boys impersonators are the height of culture! Everybody gambles! The only thing missing is a recitation of the GTL credo.
Imogene and Ralph are characters deeply damaged by life, but their traumas are treated as lightly as waterside cotton candy. We're left to regard each of them as a mass of quirks rather than as human beings. Even the usually sublime Bening is a cardboard cutout. She could play this character in her sleep, as could Matt Dillon as a "CIA Agent" with the codename George Bouche (sound it out!) as her boyfriend.
Where Bridesmaids felt so fresh in every scene especially in its depiction of female friendship Girl Most Likely falls back on threadbare tropes over and over. In addition to that scene of Imogene fantasizing about winning a Tony Award, we've got a "wild party!" montage of her doing shots and dancing crazy with her mom's tenant Darren Criss.
Worse still, Berman and Pulcini, who masterfully reconstructed the process of writing in American Splendor, now seem to have no affinity for how a writer, like Imogene, would actually live and work. She only seems to bring pen to page or fingers to keyboard off-camera, and that makes the finale (which we won't reveal here) feel all the more unearned.
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Grandmother, mother killed in NC wreck
A Matthews man has been charged with driving while impaired after a wreck that killed a Charlotte grandmother and her daughter.
Authorities said 62-year-old Marie Crook and her daughter, 37-year-old Jennifer Hunt, were both killed in the wreck just before 10 p.m. Wednesday.
Officials said Crook was driving a Honda CRV and was hit by a Chevrolet Trailblazer driven by 28-year-old Justin Jones.
Hunt's two children were being treated for minor injuries. Jones was also taken to the hospital.
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Parent Teacher Meetings With Johnny Depp
This, by Johnny Depp standards, is almost...conservative.
Here's Johnny Depp today at school for one of his kids. That's, like, a golf shirt... ish, right? And a jacket wrapped around his waist. And a reusable coffee mug. Johnny Depp, the dad, on the school run! Yes, there are still 80 necklaces draped around his neck. And it's not like his hat isn't conspicuous. And I'm sure there's a wallet chain dangling by his pocket. But I'll take this over what we normally get. I'll take this as a lot less Try.


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Actor James Franco has laughed off ongoing rumors about his sexuality, but insists he doesn't care whether fans think he's gay or straight.
The 127 Hours star has played gay characters onscreen in films like Milk and Blind Spot, and he also famously shared a same-sex kiss with Will Forte on sketch show Saturday Night Live in 2009.
Many gossips have questioned the 34 year old's sexual orientation, and the actor insists he's not offended by all the speculation.
Franco, who has been romantically linked to his Spring Breakers co-star Ashley Benson, tells MTV.com, "In high school these girls got mad at me and so they spread this rumor that I was having a gay relationship with one of my closest friends. And they even made up a little dance they would do in the girl's locker room about me being gay. I still don't know what the dance was...
"It wasn't like it was anything new. And, in fact, it wasn't something that frightened me... If people think that, it's fine. I really don't care."


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KIROV, Russia (AP) — A prominent Russian opposition leader on trial for embezzlement told the court on Wednesday that he would prove his innocence to the public, if not to the judge whom he considers biased.
Alexei Navalny, who led protests against President Vladimir Putin and exposed alleged corruption in government, is accused of heading an organized criminal group that embezzled 16 million rubles ($500,000) worth of timber from a state-owned company while working as an adviser to the Kirov provincial governor in 2009.
The charges, which strike at the essence of Navalny's image as an anti-corruption activist, threaten to send him to prison for 10 years and would ban him from running for public office. Navalny has declared his intent to run for president.
Navalny insists the charges are revenge for his exposure of high-level corruption and are intended to silence him.
"The goal of this trial is political persecution and halt of the investigations we're conducting," he told the court after pleading not guilty to the charges. "I'm confident that my innocence will be proven in this trial, and that my innocence will be obvious to everyone no matter what verdict will be."
Before the hearings started on Wednesday, a Navalny supporter put up a large white sign in front of the courthouse saying "Putin is a Thief" in capital letters.
Also on trial is Pyotr Ofitserov,, who ran a timber trading company in Kirov during Navalny's time in the region.
The trial began a week ago, but was quickly adjourned until Wednesday at the request of the defense, which said Navalny and his legal team had not been given enough time to read the case files.
Judge Sergei Blinov on Wednesday dismissed a claim by Navalny's lawyer who insisted that the case be sent back to prosecutors, citing a lack of specifics and inconsistencies. Blinov dismissed as "immaterial" a claim that the indictment against Navalny and his alleged accomplice lists conflicting figures of the amount of damage caused.
Navalny and Ofitserov's lawyers also argued for the removal of Blinov, saying that in just two days of the trial he had already compromised his position. The judge "had sided with the prosecutors and in fact acted as a 'defense attorney' for the prosecutors who had failed to conduct a proper investigation and shape up the indictment," Olga Mikhailova told the court.
That motion was also dismissed.
The defense lawyers argued that the case has no merits because Ofitserov has invoices proving the legality of the transaction — but they were not mentioned in the indictment.
Pavel Smertin, a witness of the defense who represents Kirovles, the state-owned company which is the injured party at the trial, said that the company sides with the indictment but would not make statements regarding the amount of damage that was caused. He gave no explanation for his reticence on the damage issue.
In reference to previous confused statements of the investigators Navalny asked Smertin whether he thinks that timber from Kirovles was stolen or sold at an artificially low price. Smertin said he "has no opinion about that matter."
Navalny told the court that there are currently four other criminal cases against him pending, but this will not break him down. "If you think I will get scared and keep silent, you're mistaken," he said.
In a report released Wednesday, Amnesty International described a crackdown on human rights in the first year of President Vladimir Putin's third presidential term as a "witch hunt."
Tatyana Lokshina of Human Rights Watch said the prosecution of Navalny is part of that trend.
"We cannot approach the Navalny trial as a regular economic trial — the political context here is obvious," Lokshina said.
The hearings got adjourned until 9 a.m. on Thursday.
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On Saturday, Oct. 5, and Sunday, Oct. 6, the new Autumn Fest will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Sanborn-Lewiston Farm Museum, 2660 Saunders Settlement Road, Sanborn.
It's a new format and location for the former Sanborn Winetique event.
"All of our vendors wanted a two-day event; a one-day event is very limited should we have bad weather," said Bonnie Haskell, president of Sanborn Business and Professional Association and assistant curator at the farm museum. The move from the firehall to the museum allows the move to two days, plus provides more space to expand activities offered, she said.
New features in the now two-day Autumn Fest will include the Wrangler Fish Pond, as well as a paint-a-pumpkin and craft area for children.
Music on Saturday will be provided by the River Dogs and on Sunday by Colt 45. Both performances will be from 2 to 4 p.m.
A basket auction and raffle will be offered both days, with the winning numbers drawn at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Hartland Carriages will provide free hayrides around the farm museum from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday.
The date has to be set yet, but the Sanborn Volunteer Fire Co. will be attending, weather permitting, to do a fire safety demonstration for Fire Prevention Week.
Several events have been scheduled for both days:
•Wine tastings will be offered by Niagara Landing Wine Cellars and Shultze Vineyards and Winery.
•A flea and craft market will be open from 10 to 5 p.m.
•Inside the farm museum's new building, a vendor show will offer country crafts, antiques, new and old jewelry, spices and lotions.
•The Sanborn Historical Society will be cooking in its new kitchen, making chili, roast beef, pie and peach cobbler. Other food vendors will be set up outside on the farm museum grounds, including the Rotary Club with hot dogs and hamburgers.
•Visitors also will be able to tour the farm museum's many displays.
Hosts for the event are the Sanborn Business and Professional Association, the Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce and the Sanborn Historical Society. Sponsors include the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission and KeyBank.
"Our profits from this help to fund the Christmas at the Farm event. Last year was the first year we did it, and more than 200 kids came and each received an individual gift," said Haskell, noting she expects even more children to attend this December's event.


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Kcal 431 Fat 13.0g Carbs 69.0g (per 100.0g)
It's not all that often we get ChocolateMission debuts anymore, but today we have the German brand Haloren making their first appearance on the site. Shamelessy nicking some quick facts from Wiki: 'The Halloren Chocolate Factory (German: Halloren Schokoladenfabrik) is the oldest German chocolate factory. The first mention of the firm is recorded in 1804, and their most famous product is the "Halloren-Kugeln", or Halloren globes, which receive their name from the early salt workers, whose buttons the chocolates resemble'. Like many German brands the number of flavours offered by Halloren is really quite astounding. Thanks to ChocolateMission reader Franzi, I today got the chance to try these Limoncello Kugeln pieces, which are a special edition flavour for 2010.
These Halloren Limoncello schokolades came in a box which had a net weight of 125.0g and 16 chocolate pieces. The presentation of the product as a whole was very satisfactory. The box clearly communicated the flavour variant on offer and had very clear Halloren branding. The chocolates were also similarly impressive looking with the fondant like centres dual toned with yellow and white coloured halves. Sat within their plastic tray, the chocolates didn't emanate the strongest set of aromas ever, but there were intermittent suggestions of lemon and of course chocolate.
For those of you wondering what Limoncello is, please again let me refer to my pals at Wiki: 'Limoncello is an Italian lemon liqueur mainly produced in Southern Italy, and is traditionally served chilled as an after dinner digestivo' ... don't tell me you don't learn something every day on this website :D Anyway, these Limoncello centres were covered by a thin layer of 33% cocoa chocolate. In terms of quality it was a little difficult to determine just how good the chocolate was given the dominance of the lemon flavoured centre. Frankly it had very little input in the taste aside from the very early stages of the chocolates being in mouth, upon where I thought it generated a sufficient volume of unsweetened cocoa flavours. These chocolates were all about the Limoncello centres which were very sweet and fondant like in nature. The taste was heavily rooted in sugar, but the citrusy lemon flavours brought a refreshing, fruity flavour set to the party. Due to the sweetness these weren't chocolates I felt like I could consume in vast quantities, but I can imagine that eaten after a meal they would do a nice job of cleansing ones palette.
Overall this was solid, yet unspectacular first outing for Halloren on the site which I think is reflected by the round about average score of 7.0 out of 10. If it is a serious chocolate based confectionery you are after, I can straight away tell you that Halloren isn't the product you want to be looking at. The actual chocolate in the product was insignificant in the grand scheme things, and it was the Limoncello flavoured centres that unsurprisingly took centre stage. If I was being overly critical I would probably say that if you were to eat a whole box of these by yourself, the likelihood is that you would find the taste a little monotonous once you had got to the final few. Another thing worth bearing in mind for you liqueur chocolate fans is that the alcohol didn't really come through in the taste given the level of sweetness. This wasn't such a disappointment for me, but it was certainly noteworthy. These were by no means the greatest of products I have ever tried, but they certainly made me curious about trying more of the Halloren flavours.
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freeheeler wrote:When I get a craving I make some of these
Oeh, those look great, and very easy to make, with very few ingredients. I'll definitely try them soon.
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freeheeler wrote:When I get a craving I make some of these
Baby Hercules wrote:Hiya, freeheeler, welcome!
Just so you know, there is nothing inherently bad about chocolate. In raw form it actually has a higher amount of antioxidants than red wine. It's the way it usually gets processed--cooked to death and then drowned in chemicals, processed sugar, and fats--that makes it tough on the system in any substantial quantity. Raw cocoa is amazing and I have made the most decadent dark chocolate vegan cupcakes and brownies with it for special occasions. http://www.amazon.com/Vegan-Cupcakes-Ta ... 1569242739 It makes great mocha and hot cocoa, too. I get Holy Kakow locally but it is available online as well. http://www.holykakow.com/products-raw-o ... powder.php When you are dying for a chocolate fix, mash a heaping tablespoon of raw cocoa powder together with a teaspoon of coconut oil and a teaspoon of coconut milk and eat it like fudge. Or make like an ancient Mayan and mix raw cocoa powder in hot water with a pinch of cayenne pepper and a pinch of cinnamon.
If unsweetened chocolate like that doesn't do it for you, then it's not the chocolate you were craving, it was the sugar.
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kareno wrote:Martin, WOW! CONGRATULATIONS! That's so impressive what you've done, and how you were able to change your diet and lifestyle so completely overnight, and with such enormous success! Indeed, you have much to be proud of! I know we don't know one another, but I'm proud of you nonetheless!
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freeheeler wrote:I have no doubt that it was probably just the sugar....I'll definately give some of those treats you mentioned a try
emma1488 wrote:What an awesome journey! Congratulations freeheeler on changing your life for the better.
Can I ask how your friends and family reacted to such a sudden and dramatic change?
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Aker Cemetery, NE of Smithville off MO W (11/13/74)
Antioch Christian Church, 4805 NE Antioch Rd., Kansas City (4/02/79)
Armour Theatre Building, 400-410 Armour Rd., North Kansas City (6/24/08)
Arthur-Leonard Historic District (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF; Map), roughly bounded by Ford Ave., Jewell, Choctaw, and Missouri streets, Liberty (1/4/01)
Atkins-Johnson Farmhouse Property, 6508 N Jackson Ave., Gladstone (11/07/07)
Clay County Savings Association Building (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF), 104 E Franklin, Liberty (12/28/92)
Claybrook House, Kearney vicinity (12/21/81)
Clinton House, 404 S Leonard St., Liberty (11/22/78)
Colonial Hotel, 328 E Broadway, Excelsior Springs (6/24/10)
Compton, Dr. James, House, 5410 NE Oak Ridge Rd., Kansas City (7/10/79)
Dougherty-Prospect Heights Historic District (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF; Map), roughly bounded by Mississippi, Gallatin, and Schrader streets, and Fairview Ave., Liberty (1/4/01)
Downtown Smithville Historic District, roughly bounded by Bridge, Church, Commercial & Meadow Sts., Smithville (4/21/14)
Elms Hotel, Regent and Elms Blvd., Excelsior Springs (3/29/85)
Elms, The, Historic District (Historic Resources of Excelsior Springs, Missouri MPDF), roughly 400 blk. Regent Ave., 500 blk. Elms Blvd., 500-600 blks. Kansas City Ave., Excelsior Springs (3/31/14)
Excelsior Springs Hall of Waters Commercial East Historic District, roughly along portions of E and W Broadway and Main St., Excelsior Springs (5/27/99)
Excelsior Springs Hall of Waters Commercial West Historic District, roughly along portions of Thompson and St. Louis avenues, South, Main, Marietta, and Spring streets, and Elm Blvds., Excelsior Springs (5/27/99)
First Methodist Church, 114 N. Marietta St., Excelsior Springs (10/28/09)
Garrison School Historic District (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF; Map), roughly along North Main and North Water streets, Liberty (1/4/01)
Hall of Waters (Siloam Park and Springs; Map), 201 E Broadway, Excelsior Springs (6/09/83)
Hughes, Frank, Memorial Library (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF), 210 E Franklin, Liberty (12/28/92)
IOOF Liberty Lodge #49 (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF), 16-18 E Franklin, Liberty (12/28/92)
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Jewell Hall, Jewell St. between Kansas and Mississippi streets, Liberty (9/06/78)
Jewell-Lightburne Historic District (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF; Map), roughly bounded by North Jewell, East Mill, Main and Gordon streets, Liberty (1/4/01)
Ligon Apartments, 211 E Excelsior St., Excelsior Springs (5/17/10)
Major Hotel (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF), 112 E Franklin, Liberty (12/28/92)
Miller Building (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF), 2 E Franklin, Liberty (12/28/92)
Missouri City Savings Bank Building and Meeting Hall, 417-419 Main St, Missouri City (7/30/10)
Mt. Memorial Cemetery, 500 blk. E. Mississippi St., Liberty (4/24/12)
Nebo Hill Archaeological Site, address restricted (3/04/71)
Odd Fellows Home District (Map), MO 291, Liberty (9/15/87)
Sears, Roebuck and Co. Warehouse Building, 715 Armour Rd., N Kansas City (5/09/97)
South Liberty Courthouse Square Historic District (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF; Map), S Main and E Kansas streets, Liberty (12/28/92)
Watkins Mill, 6 mi. NW of Excelsior Springs (11/13/66; NHL 11/13/66)
West Liberty Courthouse Square Historic District (Historic Resources of Liberty MPDF; Map), N Main St., Liberty (12/28/92)
Wheeling Corrugating Co. Building, 820 E 14th Ave., N Kansas City (10/21/94)
Woodneath (Eldridge Arnold Homestead), 8900 NE Flintlock Rd., Kansas City (2/17/78)
Wyman School, 100 Dunbar St., Excelsior Springs (7/24/08)
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